Brief Summary
In this episode, Candace Owens discusses Jordan Peterson's recent controversial statements and actions, Shannon Sharpe's case updates, and Katy Perry's space flight regret. Owens critiques Peterson for not embodying his own teachings and for his collaboration with the ADL. She also covers Shannon Sharpe's legal issues and the potential impact on his career, as well as Katy Perry's bizarre behavior after her Blue Origin space flight.
- Jordan Peterson's controversial statements and actions.
- Shannon Sharpe's case updates and potential impact on his career.
- Katy Perry's space flight regret and bizarre behavior.
Concerning Jordan Peterson
Candace Owens discusses Jordan Peterson, pointing out a discrepancy between his teachings and his behavior. She references his book "12 Rules of Life," which promotes order, and contrasts it with his untidy office during interviews. Owens brings up "Apple Cider Gate," where Peterson attributed his inability to define truth to a reaction to apple cider, later explained as a dependency treated with rehab. She contrasts Peterson's complex explanations of addiction with Theo Von's straightforward discussion of his own struggles with cocaine. Owens criticizes Peterson's attacks on people on X and his collaboration with the ADL to label political dissidents as mentally ill, particularly his report that considers "Christ is King" as a form of political extremism. She also draws a parallel between the language used in Peterson's report and the language used to describe people who were dissident of the COVID vaccine. Owens expresses her disappointment with Peterson, stating that he does not embody the calmness and thoughtfulness he preaches.
Shannon Sharpe case updates
Candace Owens provides updates on the Shannon Sharpe case, where new audio clips have been released. Sharpe is accused of offering a $10 million settlement to a woman named Gabriella, whose Only Fans account was also named. Owens explains that Sharpe likely offered the settlement to protect a potential $100 million podcast deal, which was at risk due to the scandal. She suggests that Sharpe's actions may also lead to the loss of his ESPN deal due to morality clauses. Owens plays an audio clip of Sharpe making suggestive comments, noting that the language suggests a kinky relationship. While she doesn't want Sharpe to be prosecuted for rape or shaken down, she believes he should face consequences for his immoral behavior.
Katy Perry's space regret
Candace Owens discusses Katy Perry's post-Blue Origin space flight interview, where Perry expressed feeling "super connected to love" and brought a daisy to represent resilience. Owens questions whether Perry and others on the flight were under the influence of drugs, comparing their behavior to a music festival. She plays a clip of comedian Tim Dylan criticizing the mission as a pointless adventure for the wealthy, drawing a parallel to celebrities singing "Imagine" during COVID-19 lockdowns. Owens concludes that wealthy people continue to be out of touch, which is why people favor more relatable figures like Tim Dylan and Joe Rogan.
Comments
Candace Owens responds to comments from viewers, addressing Jordan Peterson's behavior and the "Christ is King" issue. She mentions that she doesn't hate Peterson and would be willing to have him on her show to discuss the topic, as long as he doesn't yell at her audience. She also discusses her upcoming tour in 2026 and the legal battle in Australia, encouraging viewers to donate to the cause. Additionally, she promotes a new Shot in the Dark episode and the upcoming book club meeting, where they will discuss Hollywood Babylon and Sigmund Freud.
